Rage Against The Machine - Street Fighting Man By Rolling Stones

In terms of the release of records, the time was also not easy. Previously, Parker systematically restrained Arsi-hey’s ardor in order to assert his authority, and now it was he who was to blame for the fact that the company’s reserves were almost exhausted and she had to stretch for a year and a half a fraction of the new records she had. During the call of Elvis, the colonel melodramatically trumpeted the press that he considered maintaining the highest income Presley as his duty to the patriot. In 1958, the colonel, perhaps, would have been able to keep his promise thanks to the revenues from “King Creole”, but in the absence of other films and at a slower rate of release of Presley's records, he would have to switch to trading in by-product if he wanted to achieve his goal.